Stolen wind chimes lead boy to send apology note, $5
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The handwritten note came with a $5 bill. (Q13 Fox)
A Pierce County, Wash., woman wants to find the young man who left an apology note at her door with $5 in it.
The note read, “I am sorry that we stole your windchimes our mom died and liked butterflies so my sister took it and put it by our window I am sorry this is only money I have please do not be mad at us. -Jake”
TEENS SEND ANONYMOUS APOLOGY, $50 FOR LIBRARY SWASTIKA
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Chrissy Marie says she is not mad and actually wants to find Jake so she can return the $5.
"Well Jake, I'm not sure who you are but you can come get your money back sweetie. I had 3 of those windchimes," Chrissy wrote on Facebook.
Adding, she can give Jake and his sister a second wind chime "so both of you have your own."
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Chrissy told Q13 News that she lost her mother at 5 years old and knows how difficult it is to lose a parent, especially for a child.
She reiterated to us that she does not wish to embarrass or scare Jake away. She just wants to give him his money back.